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Subway can be as quiet as a day in church.

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At other times it can make the hair on the back of your neck begin to rot without rhyme

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or reason.

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All you know is that something is wrong.

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Oh, they just bring her out.

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No, she's still unconscious.

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Yeah, well stay there with her, Casey.

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Stay there with her as long as you have to in case she comes to.

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Okay, I will.

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I don't look forward to being with her when she wakes up.

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Look, what about Pearl Dillard?

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Hysterical.

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Well, so far we haven't been able to get a word out of her.

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But they're bringing her back again.

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Now look, Casey, stick with Mrs. Bergen like a leech.

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If you have any problem getting permission to sit by her, let me know.

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That's it.

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I better hang up now.

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They don't know yet what she's going to live or die.

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Help me, help me.

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Pearl, I can only help you if you help yourself.

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He said he was in the insurance business.

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He said she stole some diamonds.

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All he wanted me to do is just take a picture of her like with an X-ray camera.

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That's what I thought the box was.

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He said it would show her that she had the diamonds on her.

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I know.

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Now what else did Mike Bergen tell you?

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You've always been looking for somebody like me to help him in the insurance investigation.

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And I was just the right type.

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I've committed a murder. I'm gonna burn. I'll burn.

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Now he told you. You say you didn't know that she was his wife?

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I didn't even know he had a wife.

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Oh, he helped me.

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It's not in my hands, girl. You better pray that you live.

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Help me. Please, God.

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Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.

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I didn't mean to do you. I'm gonna test all my sins.

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One, two, three, alarm.

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I'm gonna find Miss O'Larry.

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Hang her on a bumblebee, just like a Christmas berry.

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Mama.

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I can jump rope better than anybody else.

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Mama.

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I can run faster than the boys.

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Look at me, Mama.

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It'll be all right, Mrs. Brayden. Everything's going to be all right.

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Who are you?

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I'm Jill. I'm a police officer.

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This is a hospital. That's right.

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He can't get in here, can he? No, no, he can't get in here.

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We have an alarm on for him. His picture, his description of him.

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I don't know why, but the minute I saw her,

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the minute before it went off,

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I knew he'd sent her.

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She looked just like the kind of poor girl he'd pick on for something like this.

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She didn't know what she was doing, did she? No.

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He told her that he was an insurance investigator.

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But the box she was carrying had a camera in it.

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He can be the most charming man in the world.

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And then we got married.

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I asked the court to keep him away from me. I begged them.

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We know, Mrs. Brayden, it's in the record.

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But a court order is just a piece of paper to a man like Jasper.

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I begged them. I said to them,

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Mike, what do you want with me? There's no other man. I just don't love you anymore.

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Why won't you let me go?

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Did he ever threaten to kill you?

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He didn't have to. It was written all over his face.

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If only you were dead, I'd feel whole again.

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I'll call the nurses.

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It's pain.

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How...

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How badly hurt am I?

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The doctors say you'll be fine, Mrs. Brayden.

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I... I think my leg must have fallen asleep.

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I... I've this...

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strangest feeling in it.

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Mrs. Brayden, they had you to take you home.

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My leg! Please, Mrs. Brayden, please!

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They took my leg!

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They took my leg!

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Bring him in here! Bring him in here!

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She knows. Isn't there anything you can do?

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Oh, no!

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I don't want to live! Tell the doctors I don't want to live!

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Mrs. Brayden, he's the one who doesn't deserve to live.

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Isn't there anyone who might know where he is? Anyone?

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You only have another minute. Find him for me!

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Tell him to come here and kill me!

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I want to die!

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I promise he won't rest until we find him.

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Isn't there anyone who might know where he is? Anyone?

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Lupo! He's a barber!

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Lupo the barber!

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Promise me when you find him, you'll tell him to come here and kill me.

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For God's sake!

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I don't want to live!

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A quick run through of all the possibilities in Bergen's neighborhood finally produced a man.

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By trade a barber, by instinct a wolf,

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and currently out of control.

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You're crazy, you know that, don't you?

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You're crazy! She was my wife, she had it coming.

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All over the place. You must have been crazy to do a thing like that.

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No woman has a right to go to court to keep her man away from her unless she's got other guys in mind.

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You're a walking finger.

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I'm on parole. I want nothing with you, now get out.

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Somewhere in your head you know where I'm going to hide out.

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I don't know nothing. Somewhere in your head, because I once told you a perfect place.

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You talk. You say one word. All my life you've made trouble for me.

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Maybe you'd like it, but you don't need nothing but yourself.

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Me, I almost went crazy.

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There's too many things I need, they ain't got them.

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I'm not going back. Now you get out of here.

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You're never going to find me. But you open your mouth just once. Just once.

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I'll cut you from here to here like a chicken.

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I'll cut you from here to here like a chicken.

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Through his patrol officer we applied all the pressure we could muster on Lupo, the barber.

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Please, Mr. Platt, I'd die if I went back to jail.

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All right, Mr. Platt.

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Yes, bankroll.

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What time is it?

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7 o'clock.

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Bankroll on the 8th Street.

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7 o'clock.

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Yes.

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Okay, where is he?

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So you're in the bait, huh?

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I ain't no stool pigeon.

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If you ask me questions, that's different.

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What's your hideout?

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If you were Mike, where would you go?

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That's a good question.

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If you were Mike, where would you hide out?

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Look, I got a bottle of wine, honey. I'm a pretty good cook, too.

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If you were Mike, where would you go?

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Well, he was always talking about a honey lodge.

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I never could pronounce it.

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Where?

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It sounds like that place in Panama.

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Balboa.

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Look, you keep your hands off me or I'll put you in for mashing.

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Thank you, Zeal.

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Thank you, Zeal.

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I wish you'd stop playing with that gun.

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Get used to it, Maggie.

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Ain't she a beauty, Mrs. Koreska?

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She'll knock off a crow half a mile away.

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Don't convince me, Mr. Smith. I like guns.

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My husband was an artillery officer when he was alive.

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But she's a city girl.

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You got her worried.

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Are you worried, honey? Are you worried about me?

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What can happen to you when you're with me?

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Frank? Put it down, Frank.

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Pow!

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The location of a honey lodge, a Russian woman in the town of Balboa, New York,

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was not a very difficult problem of detection.

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But what has me most worried is if he holds up the honey lodge, whoever is in there with him might get hurt.

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Then he's got to be smoked out into the open, alone.

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Exactly. In broad daylight, with a decoy.

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A decoy? Well, how?

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Well, now, look, it may take me some time to line up the right woman, but as soon as I do, we'll take off.

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Before daylight. Right.

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A woman's got to go in there and smoke him out, doesn't she?

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Now, look, Casey, we've got some older women on the force, more experienced.

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None of them were with Lois Burden when she found out about it.

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Not a minute.

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I'm going to run over your cover story again.

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I wish you both wouldn't be so considerate of me and making me more nervous.

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You better put this in the pocket of your coat and keep your hand in your pocket.

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It's quarter to eight. Now, don't forget, we want him out in the open, alone,

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and be sure the door behind him is closed. Well, let's just hope he's unarmed.

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You better go. Okay. Good luck. Yep.

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Oh, I hope I didn't wake you up. May I come in? Please? Just for a little while.

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Is something wrong? I mean, sure.

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This isn't my place. I mean, we're guests here. Can I help you?

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I think she's had an accident. Oh, no, no, it's nothing like that. I hope I don't look bad.

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It's just all those armed men out there looking for him.

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Looking for who?

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That's my fiancé, Frank Smith. I'm Maggie Algren. I didn't get your... Jones.

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Smith Jones. We all sound like we're imposters, don't we?

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That helps, figure. It's nice. Sounds real enough, don't you?

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You haven't told us yet what led you to stop here.

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Oh, I ran into a roadblock a half a mile up the road. The police said I could keep heading back to New York,

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but I'd better roll the windows up. Are they looking for somebody?

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I had to get back to New York, so I decided to keep on going.

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The road got more deserted. I could see them behind every tree, every bush.

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A little ways back, a deer ran in front of the car, and I thought I'd saved.

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So, this is the first house. Is Chief Hankel out there?

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I guess so. The last of them was gone. They were combing the woods.

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They ought to be here in about 20 minutes. I'll leave you to it again.

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Oh, crying loud out. We can't help each other once in a while.

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What's the point of everything? I've got hot coffee. Make us all feel like this.

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I would never even have tried in your place. And with guns. Those things scare me cold.

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Relax, honey. Twenty minutes is no long time to wait.

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I wonder how it feels to be in this place, trapped, knowing the circle's closing in time.

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Well, either he gets paralyzed with fear, or else his mind works better and faster than ever to figure a way out.

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There are two kinds of men in this world. You can't tell which kind he is.

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They took her leg off? I think I'd want to die.

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Now, now, honey, you tell people to get over those things. Why, there is a man right here in Gilboa.

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I hope they catch him. Why would a man do a thing like that? What horrible thing, and he makes him like that?

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Afraid of women, I guess. Well, they ought to get here in about 10 minutes, and then the whole thing will be over.

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But in that small place, I think they found him. Yeah, Mike, Mike first. How did they find him?

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Well, it's something to do with the stolen car we found around here. I guess the police are looking for him.

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The car broke in half. What's the matter? I just remembered I left my keys in the car.

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Maybe I'd better go out and get them for you, just in case. No, Frank, I won't let you go out there.

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All right. I've got a gun, honey. No, you can't see the car from the window. A man like that, I won't let you.

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Why don't you go upstairs and look around, Mr. Smith? You can see from up there.

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That's a good idea, Mrs. Korevska.

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The front windows are in your bedroom, Mrs. Korevska. I hope you don't mind my going in there if your things are still lying around.

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Not at all. I'd better go along and straighten up a bit. When you leave along, there is no one to put things away for.

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That's what I like about him. He can be the most considerate man in the world.

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To lose a leg, to wake up and suddenly feel it not there.

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Well, there must be other things in life just as painful. Maybe more.

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No, I can't think of anything more.

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I can. You take the man the police are looking for. Suppose that you were in love with him and he came and asked you for help.

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That wouldn't be easy, now would it? What would you do?

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To find yourself in love with a man like that?

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It's quite a decision to make, isn't it?

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I might try to help him. I don't know. What would you do?

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What do you think, Maggie?

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Why? You want her to leave with you?

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Why not?

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Well, I mean it.

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What he says makes sense, Mrs. Jones. Only I am not going to leave this place.

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But the police, that man.

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They said fifteen minutes had gone by. The cops had caught him. They had come by and given the all clear. They're not here, so it means they're closing in.

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Take your car. If we don't, we'll have to find ourselves caught in a crossfire.

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But what about, Mrs. Carrasco?

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I live through place, you gunfire. Nobody's going to hurt me in my own home.

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I thought you were in a hurry to get back to the...

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I appreciate it, Mr. Smith. Why don't you go ahead and I'll help Miss Algren with the bags.

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That's okay. We'll come back tomorrow.

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I insist on paying you, Mrs. Carrasco. You go ahead. You start the car.

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Miss Algren and I will be out in a minute.

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She didn't make it. Don't make a sound.

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Miss Jones, I guess you'll want to drive.

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Yeah, I guess so.

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Maggie, come around here.

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Maggie, she's my friend and the police. Call them to see if they know.

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We're engaged. I've known him for three months.

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I'm afraid he's already seen you.

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He's my friend.

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We know.

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He's going nowhere. I got the keys.

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Are they a team?

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As much as the other women she needs help.

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She took the keys. They'll let her get away with the keys.

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What do you want me to do?

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Save me. Save me, honey.

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Baby, you can save me.

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Bergen, your wife is alive.

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Come out with your hands up and you won't get hurt.

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Listen, Bergen, don't harm that girl. You'll wind up with a murder wrap.

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Give up. You fool, give up.

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Listen to me. I got a kid here and she loves me.

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She'll do anything I ask her to.

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We're going to take a walk in the woods.

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We're getting out now.

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Make it out of the woods. We may lose her.

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Give me a chance. She's in the woods. If we shoot now, she's going to get hurt.

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Look, please give me a chance.

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What are you doing, Casey? Look, we're dealing with a psycho.

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You don't talk to us anymore. You want to keep talking to us.

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Casey.

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Miss Albrin, Mike Bergen is capable of anything.

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His wife is in a hospital right this minute.

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A beautiful woman shot down in cold blood. That's the man with you.

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Chris Dillard, his own wife.

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What do you think he'll do to you if he has to, Miss Albrin?

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Women are not even people to him.

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He'll kill you or cripple you as quick as look at you.

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A little further ahead, baby.

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A little further ahead, we'll be in the real woods and have a chance to make a break.

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Look, I need you, baby. I love you, baby.

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Understand?

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Now, stick close to me, baby.

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I thought I saw somebody.

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They're over there.

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Maggie? Maggie, where are you?

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You left me alone. Maggie!

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Maggie, don't leave me, Maggie!

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You left me! You left me!

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My leg!

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Lois! Lois!

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Lois, don't leave me! Lois, don't leave me!

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Everybody hates me! Everybody hates me!

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Lois, if you leave me, I'll kill you!

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Lois, I need you. I need you, Lois. I need somebody.

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Lois, I'll kill you.

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Ma, Ma, I'll kill you.

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Ma, don't leave me.

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Ma, I'll kill you.

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Mama!

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Mama!

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Maggie, don't you see?

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There's only one woman who could have helped him.

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He'll wake up in a bit and I'll take him back to the city with me in a little while.

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You're a lucky girl, Maggie.

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I guess so.

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It must get real pretty up here in the spring. Everything coming alive again. Fresh, new.

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After an experience like today, it's a reassuring thought to know that life picks up again, sooner or later.

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